Judicial Votes Count
Find out how each court fairly and impartially settles disputes and administers the law in your community.
What's At Stake?
In 2023, Ohio voters in many counties will elect municipal court judges. Municipal courts operate at the local level and handle criminal, misdemeanor and civil cases.
Not every county will elect judges in 2023 so it's important to know if your local court has seats up for election. Visit "Find You Candidates" in the menu above to see if your county will be electing judges this year.
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The Ohio Judicial System
The Ohio Constitution creates three branches of government: the executive (governor), the legislative (Ohio General Assembly), and the judicial (courts).
The Ohio Constitution creates three branches of government: the executive (governor), the legislative (Ohio General Assembly), and the judicial (courts).
The Ohio Constitution creates three branches of government: the executive (governor), the legislative (Ohio General Assembly), and the judicial (courts).
Voting in Ohio is easier than ever before. All voters may vote by absentee mail-in ballot or by voting in person during early-voting hours.
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